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riposter [ʀipɔste]➭ TABLE 11. intransitive verb( = contre-attaquer) to retaliate ; ( = répondre) to answer back2. transitive verb* * *ʀipɔste
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verbe transitif to retort ( que that)
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verbe intransitif1) ( verbalement) to retortriposter à quelqu'un/quelque chose par — to counter somebody/something with
2) ( par des coups) to respond (à to; par with; en faisant by doing)3) Armée to return fire, to shoot back4) ( en sport) to ripost* * *ʀipɔste1. vi(= répondre) to retaliate, to respondriposter à [attaque armée] — to retaliate against, to respond to, [remarque, propos] to respond to
2. vt(= répondre)* * *riposter verb table: aimerA vtr to retort (que that).B vi1 ( verbalement) to retort; riposter à qn/qch par to counter sb/sth with; riposter à qn/qch en faisant to counter sb/sth by doing;2 ( par des coups) to respond (à to; par with; en faisant by doing);3 Mil to return fire, to shoot back; riposter à qch par qch to counter sth with sth; riposter à une attaque (en faisant) to counter-attack (by doing);4 ( en sport) to ripost.[ripɔste] verbe intransitif1. [rétorquer] to answer back2. [réagir] to respond3. [contre-attaquer] to counterattack————————[ripɔste] verbe transitif
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